Build the weird version.
The first idea is usually useful. The second idea is usually more interesting.
— current rulea living collection of projects + fragments
cut,paste, make.
Hi, I’m Miles. This is the less orderly version of my portfolio: a desk covered in experiments, photos, half-formed questions, and things I kept because they felt important.
01 / the desk
Current arrangement.
Everything here can move. Drag the photos and notes around. Press shuffle when the composition starts feeling too responsible.
Open loops
Gelectron / local AI / tiny games / making software feel obvious.
things in orbitRemember the person.
Projects are only interesting because someone might use them.
underline twiceenergy
only↗ drag the paper
02 / things worth keeping
Loose notes.
Somewhere between a devlog and a pile of receipts. Click through if a thought catches your eye.
build log / 2026
One home for every emulator.
OmniEmu began with the very simple desire to stop opening fifteen apps to play fifteen games.
see the build →question / ongoing
What if Electron left?
Gelectron is an attempt to keep the nice parts of web apps and lose the several-hundred-megabyte apology.
follow the thread →community / live
A list became a place.
FEDL started as rankings. The people who keep showing up are the best part of it now.
visit the list →Leave a
note?
Send a question, a strange idea, or a link to something you’re making. The desk always has room for one more piece of paper.
put something in the mailbox ↗
put something in the mailbox ↗